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Sustainable Recovery Plan or Growth - Coggle Diagram
Sustainable Recovery Plan or Growth
Intro
CI
Generate dignified
sustainable livelihoods
for vast majority of population
workforce that is today
living precarious lives.
MB
BP/GE/IS
Entail reviving
sustaining India´s
incredible diversity of crafts
and decentralised
production of most goods and services
across all villages and towns
with massive investment
in SME
Entail Substantial Investment
with appropriate training
in the field of
Public health, education,
housing, transportation
digital networks and communications
if these are run in decentralised way
could generate
more million of jobs
Green Tax
10-25%
for commercial vehicles
over 8 or 15 years old
vehicles used in
farming, public transport
charged lower Green Tax
50%
levy
vehicles registered
in highly polluted cities
tax regime favours
non-diesel, and non-petrol vehicles
benefits
reduce air pollution
raising fuel efficiency
and improving safety standards
benefits from vehicle replacement
Transport ministry data
commercial vehicles
making up 5% fleet
but contribute 65-70%
total vehicular pollution
give boost
to automobile industry
and related business
by stimulating demand
lead to recovery
steel, aluminum, plastic, and so on
for recycling
Way HEAD
offer green new deal
with financial options
such as loans, grants
while escalating
green tax annually
to achieve nudge effects
Natural Ecosystems
encourage
lifestyles and livelihoods
obtain substantial
food, medicines
household items and other needs
from natural ecosystems
Con
GI
All of this would be within
ecologically sustainable limits
specially focused on empowering
benefiting the most
marginalised people
S&E
Lessons from the pandemic
emphasised the urgent need
to protect ecological functions
of biosphere we live in
India challenges
strong correlation btw
human density, richness of biodiversity
and emergence of zoonotic pathogens
which renders
India particularly vulnerable
S&T
WEF’s Global Risks report for 2021
Environmental risks
continue to threaten
the global economy
top 5 risks
extreme weather,
climate action failure,
human environmental damage,
infectious diseases
and biodiversity loss.
Swiss Re Institute
Biodiversity and ecosystem services index
Globally 20% of countries
have fragile ecosystems
55% of global GDP
depend on high-functioning
biodiversity and ecosystem services
P
Issues
Rampant
destruction of natural habitats
especially due to mining and
infrastructure development
Continued expansion
and intensification of agri
and animal husbandry
Way Ahead
Destruction of environment
should no longer
be justified in the
name of development
Policymakers
factor biodiversity and ecosystem
into their economic decision-making
enhance investment
in research in sustainability science
enable India
National Mission
on biodiversity and human well being
and Innovation Advisory Council
can play a global leadership by
linking
conservation with human well-being outcomes